The ratings are in for Pompey so far this season.
Blues writer Jordan Cross gives his verdict on who has shone and who hasn’t set the world alight so far, as we pause for the international break.
There’s been some standout showings and players who’ve not yet come up to the mark - which is reflected in the marks out of 10.
9. Adrian Segecic 6
Pompey’s constant presence until being withdrawn against Blackburn last time out. Started the season at a pace with two goals in three games, but displays have dipped slightly since. Direct running is a major asset, but decisions to go it alone have sometimes been at the detriment to Pompey’s attacks. | Jason Brown
10. Abu Kamara 7
Homecoming hasn’t exploded into life just yet - but it’s bubbling along nicely. Kamara’s return to Fratton Park has offered some majestic moments, most notably against Cardiff - including a run for the ages which underlines the talent Pompey once again possesses. Bright days to come. | Jason Brown
11. Jayden Meghoma 7
Brentford left-back is a burgeoning talent. Rip-roaring debut against Cardiff which suggested Pompey not have a left flank full of possibilities after dovetailing with Tyrese Shade. Has looked dependable on the back foot, but it’s that attacking intent which has whetted the appetite. | Jason Brown
12. Tyrese Shade 7
Plenty of promise so far from deadline-day arrival. Perhaps was expected to be deployed as a striker, but it’s down the left where former Eastleigh man caught the eye with impressive turn of pace, direct running and work rate. Outing as a No9 against Blackburn added threat in behind opposing defence. Pretty positive arrival to the Championship. | Jason Brown